Allison Dikanovic
Posted inHow to New York
Can You Vote in New York City’s June 22 Primary Election?
Time is running out to . Here is what you need to know to make sure you can cast your ranked-choice ballot for everything from your local City Council contest to the citywide race for mayor.
Posted inCivic Newsroom
Here’s the Ballot Lineup for June 22 New York City Primaries
The number of candidates for everything from mayor to City Council has narrowed. But a lot of hopefuls still pack the first citywide ranked choice voting ballot. We’ve got some lists.
Posted inWork
Did You Stop Receiving Your Unemployment Benefits? Here’s What the Issue Might be
Some New Yorkers who lost work at the start of the pandemic have ed the one-year mark. But that doesn’t necessarily mean your benefits are over. Here’s what you need to do.
Posted inRent
New York Eviction Moratorium Expected to be Extended to Aug. 31
The pandemic-spurred protections will stretch beyond the May 1 deadline, with state rent relief aid on the way. Here’s what you need to know — and do.
Posted inCivic Newsroom
Borough Presidents’ Offices Are Up for Grabs. Here’s Why NYC’s Mini-Mayors Matter
Here’s what you need to know about borough presidents and how they can help you. They’re more than just cheerleaders — ask former Brooklyn ‘Beep’ Marty Markowitz
Posted inCivic Newsroom
Do You Know Who to ‘Yell’ at in New York City Government?
Knowing how to solve a problem on your block or in your community often means knowing who has the power to fix it — and how to get their attention. As the big citywide primary approaches, here’s a look at how to tap officer holders to get things done.
Posted inVaccinations
Workers’ Vaccination Rights: Here’s What You Need to Know
Can you use sick leave to get your shots? Do you have to pay to get vaccinated? Do non-citizens need to show proof of immigration status? Good questions. We’ve got some answers.
Posted inCivic Newsroom
How to Get an Absentee Ballot for New York City’s June 22 Primary
Who can request a ballot? What are the deadlines? How do you return the ballot? Good questions. Here’s what you need to know.
Posted inWork
How New Yorkers Cut Out of Unemployment and Stimulus Checks Can Tap $2.1B Fund
Some 300,000 undocumented New Yorkers are now eligible for help under the historic Excluded Workers Fund established in the state budget. But there are still some more hurdles to get the cash. Here’s a breakdown.